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23andMe Creates Mathematical Model to Show Family History and Genetic Tests Together Create Better Disease Predictor

Posted on October 16, 2012 by Leland Meitzler — No Comments ↓

23andMe is a personal genetics company. They were responsible for providing celebrity DNA profiles for the PBS show “Finding Your Roots with Henry Louis Gates, Jr.” Now, the company has developed a mathematical model for that combines family history and genetic Continue reading 23andMe Creates Mathematical Model to Show Family History and Genetic Tests Together Create Better Disease Predictor→

Scottish-American Court Records: 1733-1783

Posted on October 15, 2012 by Leland Meitzler — No Comments ↓

Many early Scottish immigrants were enterprising individuals. In fact, many were engaged in such economic endeavors like the tobacco trade, which prior to the Revolution was controlled by Glasgow-based merchants and their factors. As is always the case, where there Continue reading Scottish-American Court Records: 1733-1783→

Your Life & Times: How to Put a Life Story on Tape—An Oral History

Posted on October 15, 2012 by Leland Meitzler — No Comments ↓

Sometimes the best description for a book is a short one. There is not always a need to elaborate on what simply is. So it is, with Your Life & Times: How to Put a Life Story on Tape—An Oral Continue reading Your Life & Times: How to Put a Life Story on Tape—An Oral History→

Turn Your iPad into a Genealogy Powerhouse

Posted on October 15, 2012 by Leland Meitzler — 3 Comments ↓

Years ago, I taught a class on technology for genealogists. In this class I discussed the value of new technologies for genealogists, like those new USB thumb drives, some having as much as 256MB or memory, if you could pay Continue reading Turn Your iPad into a Genealogy Powerhouse→

German Genealogy Research Online – Tips And Links

Posted on October 12, 2012 by Leland Meitzler — 4 Comments ↓

Anyone who knows Leland Meitzler, operator of the GenealogyBlog, knows he has a passion for German research. Now, he has turned his personal experience into a new book, German Genealogy Research Online: Tips and Links. Written to help genealogists with Continue reading German Genealogy Research Online – Tips And Links→

The German Researcher: How To Get The Most Out Of An LDS Family History Center, Fourth Edition

Posted on October 12, 2012 by Leland Meitzler — No Comments ↓

Authors Fay Dearden and Douglas Dearden distinctly descibe their book, The German Researcher: How To Get The Most Out Of An LDS Family History Center, Fourth Edition, right up front in the first paragraph of their Introduction: “This book has Continue reading The German Researcher: How To Get The Most Out Of An LDS Family History Center, Fourth Edition→

Family Diversity—Third and Final Volume

Posted on October 11, 2012 by Leland Meitzler — No Comments ↓

You never know where you will find a family reference, or important family historical data. Sometimes the best come from family histories written for others. Philip Oler was born somewhere in Germany in 1756 and died in Baltimore, Maryland, 1826. Continue reading Family Diversity—Third and Final Volume→

Branching Out: Genealogy for 1st-3rd Grade Students

Posted on October 11, 2012 by Leland Meitzler — 2 Comments ↓

Branching Out: Genealogy For 1st-3rd Grade Students: Lessons 1-30 is the forth and final volume in a series of genealogy primers for different age groups. Each primer is explicitly written with a specific audience in mind. Here are the other Continue reading Branching Out: Genealogy for 1st-3rd Grade Students→

Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire

Posted on October 8, 2012 by Leland Meitzler — No Comments ↓

The title Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire does not, perhaps, provide the best description possible for this book; at least, not in a modern appreciation for the word dictionary. Family Encyclopedia may be a more apt, if not Continue reading Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire→

The Everything Guide to Online Genealogy

Posted on October 8, 2012 by Leland Meitzler — No Comments ↓

Whatever one may feel about the Internet as a whole, there is no questioning that it has change the nature of genealogical research forever. That change will last, at least until the next technological innovation. Research and data used to Continue reading The Everything Guide to Online Genealogy→

Inheritance in America

Posted on October 8, 2012 by Leland Meitzler — No Comments ↓

Inheritance is a hot topic these days, as certain temporary tax adjustments are set to expire, reverting such items as inheritance taxes back to higher levels. People and politicians, alike, argue over what is an appropriate manner for distributing the Continue reading Inheritance in America→

An Atlas of German Migration and America

Posted on October 7, 2012 by Leland Meitzler — No Comments ↓

Over the past few months I have reviewed a series of Atlases produced by Carrie Eldridge. These unique map books show the migration and population spread of early colonists and their descendant from the colonial days through the California Gold Continue reading An Atlas of German Migration and America→

Branching Out: Genealogy for 4th-8th Grade Students

Posted on October 4, 2012 by Leland Meitzler — No Comments ↓

Branching Out: Genealogy For 4th-8th Grade Students: Lessons 1-30 is not only not your standard genealogy primer, but is also unique in its audience. Like all the volumes in this series, this book services a small age group in the Continue reading Branching Out: Genealogy for 4th-8th Grade Students→

Family Diversity, Volume II

Posted on October 4, 2012 by Leland Meitzler — No Comments ↓

In 1852 the great grandfather of Simon Lauer, Nicholas, immigrated from Germany. Between 1845 and 1860 one million Germans fled with hope in their hearts for an opportunity denied them by circumstances in their homeland. Family Diversity, the Lauer, Borgmeier, Continue reading Family Diversity, Volume II→

Free Genealogy Workshop at the George Bush Presidential Library and Museum

Posted on October 4, 2012 by Leland Meitzler — No Comments ↓

The following article was found on theeagle.com: Public invited to genealogy workshop at Bush Library Citizens curious about unraveling the mysteries of their family trees are invited to a free genealogy workshop at the George Bush Presidential Library and Museum Continue reading Free Genealogy Workshop at the George Bush Presidential Library and Museum→